| Malindo Air has decided that most of its staff will have to go on unpaid leave from April onwards as the company grounds all flight operations.
The company's CEO Mushafiz Mustafa Bakri told staff today that only specific individuals will have to report for work and will be paid on a daily wage basis.
Companies will fall back to Force Majeure clause for it's own survival
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